Improving Tactical Combat Casualty Care to save Soldiers' lives

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Improving Tactical Combat Casualty Care to save Soldiers' lives

January 25, 2016
By Mike Casey - Combined Arms Center - Training





FORT LEAVENWORTH, Kan. (Jan. 25, 2016) -- The Army is looking to save Soldiers' lives by making Tactical Combat Casualty Care, also known as TC3, training more realistic and accessible. Those efforts stem from an ongoing Army study, Squad Overmatch-TC3, which is exploring ways to improve warrior skills, achieve squad overmatch and save lives through cutting-edge learning techniques and state-of-the-art simulation technologies.

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Good stuff, we've been doing TCCC (we say "Tee-Triple-See") for several years now.  I guess it started in the Special Operations community but has been working its way into regular units over the last couple of years.  I just went to a TCCC (TC3?) course a couple of months ago and we even used that exact same simulator dummy.  That dummy is pretty incredible with all the stuff it can simulate. It cost something like $200k.